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CTU Books 2026 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2026 Contest University Textbooks are here! The annual Hamvention contesting seminar text can update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new information, techniques, equipment and contesting perspectives. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Over the past 19 years, Contest University has been presented over 35 times around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 7,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2026 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2026 Dayton Hamvention. 2026 Contest University Textbooks have over 300 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. However, many pages are devoted to the honor and order of the contesting fraternity. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey to becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator.
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CTU Books 2025 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2025 Contest University Textbooks are here! The annual Hamvention contesting seminar text can update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new information, techniques, equipment and contesting perspectives. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Over the past 18 years, Contest University has been presented over 30 times around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 7,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2025 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2025 Dayton Hamvention. 2025 Contest University Textbooks have over 380 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. However, many pages are devoted to the honor and order of the contesting fraternity. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey to becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator.
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CTU Books 2023 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2023 Contest University Textbooks are here! The annual Hamvention contesting seminar text can update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new information, techniques, equipment and contesting perspectives. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Over the past 17 years, Contest University has presented over 40 times around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 7,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2023 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2023 Dayton Hamvention. 2023 Contest University Textbooks have over 400 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. However, many pages are devoted to the honor and order of the contesting fraternity. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey to becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator. Topics and Presenters include: * Read the rules. Obey the rules. Have Fun! by Doug Grant, K1DG * Basic Station Automation Techniques & Recommendations; Robert Wilson, N6TV * Optimizing Low Band Receiving Antenna Performance; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Understanding Remote Contesting; Gerry Hull, W1VE * RTTY/FT-4/8 Digital Contesting; Ed Muns, W0YK & P49X * Small Station Bang for the Buck; Ward Silver, N0AX * Competitive Transmitting Antennas for Solar Maximum; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Year Long Contests – State QSO Challenge & CQ DX Marathon; Anthony Luscre, K8ZT * How to Maximize Your Digital Contest Station and Operation; Ed Muns, W0YK & P49X * How You Can Become Involved With YOTA; Phillip Springer, DK6SP/DQ5M * How The Strongest Solar Maximum in 20 Years Affects Contest Planning and Execution; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Simple & Effective Low Band Antennas for Contesting; Joel Harrison, W5ZN * QRP/Low Power Contesting – Tips & Strategies; Anthony Luscre, K8ZT * Contesting for Ionospheric Science During the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses; Nathaniel A. Frissell, W2NAF * Tower Safety; Tim Jellison, W3YQ/KL7WV * VHF Contest Updates & Questions; Joel Harrison, W5ZN * Transceiver Performance and Selection of a New Radio; Rob Sherwood, KC0B * Glossary; Pat Barkey, N9RV (Alone, this awesome glossary of contesting related terms is well worth the purchase price!)
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CTU Books 2024 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2024 Contest University Textbooks are here! The annual Hamvention contesting seminar text can update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new information, techniques, equipment and contesting perspectives. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Over the past 18 years, Contest University has presented over 40 times around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 7,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2024 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2023 Dayton Hamvention. 2024 Contest University Textbooks have 380 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. However, many pages are devoted to the honor and order of the contesting fraternity. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey to becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator.
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CTU Books 2022 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2022 Contest University Textbooks are here! The annual Hamvention contesting seminar text can update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new information, techniques, equipment and contesting perspectives. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Over the past 16 years, Contest University has presented over 40 times around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 7,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2022 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2022 Dayton Hamvention. Topics and Presenters include: * Inside vs. Outside – How to Enjoy Contesting; Dave McCarty, K5GN * Easy to Build Low Band Receiving Antennas for Small & Large Lots; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Contesting 101: Operating; Doug Grant, Doug Grant, K1DG * The Advantages of Waterfall Displays for Contesting and DXing; Bob Wilson, N6TV * Digital Contesting – RTTY and FT8/FT4; Ed Muns, W0YK * How to Improve Your Transmitting Antennas for Solar Cycle 25; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Grounding and Bonding for Your HF Contest Station; Ward Silver, N0AX * Operating Mechanics: The Xfactor in Contesting Success; Pat Barkey, N9RV * Upping Your Digital Contesting Game; Ed Muns, W0YK * Preparing Your Station for Competition; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Field Measurements and Comparison of Low Band Receive Arrays; Joel Harrison, W5ZN * Everything You Want to Know about USB & Serial Interfaces; Bob Wilson, N6TV * Perspectives on 45 Years of Contest Station Building; Pat Barkey, N9RV * Teamwork and Multi-Operator Innovations; Tim Coker, N6WIN * Tower Climbing and Tower Safety: Tim Jellison, W3YQ * Transceiver Performance for the HF Contest and DX Operator; Rob Sherwood, NC0B * Glossary; Pat Barkey, N9RV (Alone, this awesome glossary of contesting related terms is well worth the purchase price!) 2022 Contest University Textbooks have over 374 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. However, many pages are devoted to the honor and order of the contesting fraternity. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey of becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator. Additional Features and Specifications: ISBN#: 978-1-62595-136-6 Pages: 374
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CTU Books 2017 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2017 Contest University Textbooks are now available! Gain the insider's knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new techniques, equipment and contesting information. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Now into a second decade of operation, Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs — Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 4,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." 2017 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2017 Dayton Hamvention™. Topics and Presenters include: * It's A Fun Game, Let's Operate the Right Way; Joel Harrison, W5ZN * How to Improve Your Transmitting Antennas for Low Solar Activity; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Introduction to Introduction to Contesting (Be The Elmer!); Ward Silver, N0AX * CW and RTTY Skimmer and the Reverse Beacon Network; Robert A. Wilson, N6TV * Optimizing VHF Contest Scores Utilizing JT Digital Modes; Joel Harrison, W5ZN * Easy to Build Low Band Receiving Antennas for Small and Large Lots; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * A Deep Dive into Stacking Yagis; Greg Ordy, W8WWV * Grounding & Bonding for the Little Pistol and Medium Gun; Ward Silver, N0AX * RTTY Contesting, A to Z; Ed Muns, W0YK * How to Adapt Your DX Contest Strategies for Low Solar Activity; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Little Pistols, Bigger Scores; Dan B. Zeitlin, K2YWE * The Advantages of Waterfall Displays for Contesting and DXing; Robert A. Wilson, N6TV * Advanced Topics in RTTY Contesting; Ed Muns, W0YK * The Wonderful World of Space Weather; Dr. Tamitha Mulligan Skov * Antenna/Tower Reliability; Tim Jellison, W3YQ/KL7WV * Disruptive Technologies: How they Change our Hobby; Rob Sherwood, NC0B * Glossary; Pat Barkey, N9RV 2017 Contest University Textbooks have over 370 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. Order your copy today and begin a journey that will help you to become a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator.
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CTU Books 2013 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2013 Contest University Textbooks give you the opportunity to opportunity to gain knowledge that may take you years of practice, trial and error, or lost time to learn otherwise. Get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle. The 2013 Contest University Textbooks contain the complete set of slides, in print, from the 2013 CTU program. Topics include: * Radio Sport Contesting, It's More Than Rules, K5GN * RFI and Ham Radio, K9YC * Tips on Being a Better Single Operator, K5ZD * Post-Contest Log Analyzers, K6MM * VHF Contesting, W5ZN * Ferrite Transmitting Chokes, K9YC * Design, Installation & Maintenance of Antennas, Towers and Rotators, W3LPL * How to Make Your Multi-Op Contest Operation More Effective, K1DG * Setting Up for RTTY Contesting, W0YK * How to Operate with Increased Accuracy and Contesting Fair Play, K3EST * Contest Antennas and Coaxial Cables, W3LPL * CW Skimmers, DX Cluster and The Reverse Beacon Network, N6TV * Operating a RTTY Contest, W0YK * Station Notebook and Your 2013 Antenna Projects, K3LR * K9AY Loop Arrays for Low Band Contesting, K4IQJ * Propagation Trends 2013-14 Q&A, W3LPL * Rotors and Construction Practices Q&A, W3LPL * 2013 Contest Radio Performance, NC0B Over the last decade Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. Their program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2013 Contest University Textbooks have 240 pages of presentation talking-point slides, four slides to a page, which will help you to become a successful contester. There is also a handy glossary of Radiosport terms and abbreviations. Ham Radiosport is as competitive as ANY form of sport. Give yourself an edge by reading Contest University textbooks now available from DX Engineering!
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CTU Books 2014 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2014 Contest University Textbooks give you the opportunity to gain knowledge that may take you years of practice, trial and error or lost time to learn otherwise. Get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle. Over the last decade Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. Their program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2014 Contest University Textbooks contain the complete set of slides, in print, from the 2014 CTU program. Topics and Presenters include: * Contesting the Right Way, K5ZD * Contest Hints and Kinks, N0AX * Receiving Antennas, or What Happened to the Beverages at K3LR and W3LPL, W3LPL * CW Skimmers, DX Cluster, and the Reverse Beacon Network, N6TV * VHF Contesting, W5ZN * Contesting 201: Making and Keeping Your Score, K5ZD * Propagation Trends, 2014-15, W3LPL * All Coaxial Cables are not Created Equal, VE3EJ * The Essentials of RTTY Contesting, W0YK * Contest Tips for Little Pistols, K2YWE * Preparations for Multi-Op Contests and Field Day, W3LPL * Using Waterfall Displays as a Contesting Advantage, N6TV * Advanced RTTY Contesting, W0YK * WRTC2014 for "The Rest of US", K1DG * Radio Contesting's Future, K3LR * Tower, Antenna and Feed Line Maintenance and Improvements, W3LPL* * 2013-14 Rig Contest Results + Test Data Means What?, NC0B 2014 Contest University Textbooks have 182 pages of talking-point presentation slides, four slides to a page, which will help you to become a successful contester. There is also a handy glossary of Radiosport terms and abbreviations.
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CTU Books 2015 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2015 Contest University Textbooks give you the opportunity to gain knowledge that may take you years of practice, trial and error, or lost time to learn otherwise. Get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle. Now in its ninth year, Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 3,700 students have attended these classes, and more than 80 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. Their program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2015 Contest University Textbooks contain the complete set of presentation slides, in print, from the 2015 CTU program. Topics and Presenters include: * Play by the Rules- Your Most Important Operating Skill, N0AX * Practical Upgrades for Your 40 Through 10 Meter Antennas, W3LPL * CW and RTTY Skimmer and the Reverse Beacon Network, N6TV * Why Cabrillo is Important to You, K5ZD * Getting the Most Out of Your VHF Contesting Experience, W5ZN * Practical Upgrades for Your 160 and 80 Meter Antennas, W3LPL * Ten Ways to Improve Your Contest Scores, K1DG * Strategies on Improving Your USA Contest Scores, K5ZD * 2015 RTTY Contesting Essentials, W0YK * The Decline to Solar Minimum 2014 through about 2020, W3LPL * Enhancing Contest Station Audio, K9EID * How to Use Waterfall Displays While Contesting and DXing, N6TV * Advanced RTTY Topics, W0YK * Radio Contesting's Future, How Can You Help, K3LR * Towers and Antennas, W3YQ/KL7WV * 2014/2015 Contest Radio Performance: Is My Rig Good Enough?; NC0B 2015 Contest University Textbooks have 314 pages; 286 of which are talking-point presentation slides, now with two slides to a page, that will help you to become a more successful contester. There is also a handy glossary of Radiosport terms and abbreviations.
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CTU Books 2012 Contest University Textbooks
Order CTU Books 2012 Contest University Textbooks give you the opportunity to gain knowledge that may take you years of practice, trial and error, or lost time to learn otherwise. Get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle. Over the last decade Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. Their program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. These 2012 Contest University Textbooks contain the complete set of slides, in print, from the 2012 CTU program. Topics and Presenters include: * The Spirit of Contesting. It Matters!, N6TR * Short Vertical RX Antennas and Feedline Chokes, W8WWV * Small-Station Projects and Contest Operating Strategies, N0AX * Towers: Safety, Maintenance, Proper Load Design, K7NV * 2012 VHF Contesting, W5ZN * Contesting From a City Lot, K2RD * Antennas for Contesting: How They Do What They Do, W3LPL * Contesting From Outside of the USA, XE1KK * Setting up for RTTY Contesting, W0YK * Contest Clubs: Starting, Revitalizing and Growing, W5WZ * Coaxial Feed Lines for Competitive Contesting, W3LPL * The Reverse Beacon System and CW Skimmer, N6TV * Operating a RTTY Contest, W0YK * Enriching Your Contest Experience, K3LR * The Fitful Rise of Solar Cycle 24: What it Means for the Coming Year, W3LPL * Transceiver Performance: 10 Years of Change, NC0B 2012 Contest University Textbooks have 170 pages of presentation talking-point slides, four slides to a page, which will help you to become a successful contester. There is also a handy glossary of Radiosport terms and abbreviations. Ham Radiosport is as competitive as ANY form of sport. Give yourself an edge by reading Contest University textbooks now available from DX Engineering!
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CTU Books 2018 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2018 Contest University Textbooks are now in from the annual Hamvention contesting seminar. Update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new techniques, equipment and contesting information. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Now into a second decade of operation, Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 4,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." 2018 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2018 Dayton Hamvention™. Topics and Presenters include: * Radio Contesting – Having Fun Is Easy; Doug Grant, K1DG * How to Improve Your Transmitting Antennas for Low Solar Activity; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Contest Hints and Kinks – for Operators; Ward Silver, N0AX * Utilizing Digital Modes FT8 and MSK144 for Competitive Advantage in VHF Scores; Joel Harrison, W5ZN * Easy to Build Low Band Receiving Antennas for Small and Large Lots; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Contest Hints and Kinks – Technique and Station; Ward Silver, N0AX * Reading and Learning from your Log Checking Report; Doug Grant, K1DG * Having Fun with RTTY Contesting, Ed Muns, W0YK * How to Adapt Your DX Contest Strategies for Low Solar Activity; Frank Donovan, W3LPL * Contesting Tips and Best Practices: Collected Wisdoms and Lessons Learned; Dan B. Zeitlin, K2YWE (K3AU) * The Advantages of Waterfall Displays for Contesting and DXing; Robert A. Wilson, N6TV * Pursuing RTTY Contesting to the Limit; Ed Muns, W0YK * Contesting & Station Optimization; Tim Duffy, K3LR * Antenna/Tower Reliability; Tim Jellison, W3YQ/KL7WV *2017/2018 Rig Contest Comparisons and 3 New Rigs and 2 other Rigs Tested; Rob Sherwood, NC0B * Glossary; Pat Barkey, N9RV 2018 Contest University Textbooks have over 340 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey of becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator.
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CTU Books 2019 Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books 2019 Contest University Textbooks are here! The annual Hamvention contesting seminar text can update your knowledge of contesting, station design and preparations from the leaders in the hobby. Discover what others have learned over decades of operations, as well as new information, techniques, equipment and contesting perspectives. Skip the trial and error; learn how to get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle! Over the past 13 years, Contest University has presented over 40 times around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. In addition to the US and Puerto Rico, seven countries have hosted CTUs--Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, England, Brazil, and Finland. More than 7,000 students have attended these classes where over 90 CTU instructors have shared their contesting experience and expertise. In the words of CTU Chairman Tim Duffy, K3LR, "Contest University is a platform for sharing ideas and learning new ways to enjoy Amateur Radio Contesting." CTU program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. 2019 Contest University Textbooks contain, in print, the complete sets of slides presented by each professor at CTU at the 2019 Dayton Hamvention. Topics and Presenters include: * Contesting with Integrity; Randy Thompson, K5ZD * How to Recruit New Contesters; Doug Grant, K1DG * 2BSIQ and SO3R: Riding the Edge of Human Capabilities; Dan Craig, N6MJ/ZF2MJ * Everything You Need to Know About USB and Serial Interfaces; Robert A. Wilson, N6TV * FT8 and the WSJT-X 2.0 Software Suite for 6 Meter Contesting: Joel Harrison, W5ZN * All Together Now – Grounding and Bonding for Contest Stations; Ward Silver, N0AX * No Compromise Remote Contesting: Chris Hurlbut, KL9A * Preparation and Practice for Better Contest Scores; Randy Thompson, K5ZD * Digital Contesting Is Fun! ; Ed Muns, W0YK * New Blood: Drafting the Next Generation; Bryant P. Rascoll, KG5HVO * Solar Cycle Impacts on Radio Propagation: Forecasting Cycle 25; Dr. Tamitha Mulligan Skov, WX6WW * The Advantages of Waterfall Displays for Contesting and DXing; Robert A. Wilson, N6TV * Taking Digital Contesting to the Limit; Ed Muns, W0YK * Contesting & Station Optimization; Tim Duffy, K3LR * Tower Safety; Tim Jellison, W3YQ/KL7WV *2018/2019 Rig Contest Comparisons and Hybrid Architecture Explained; Rob Sherwood, NC0B * Glossary; Pat Barkey, N9RV (Alone, this awesome glossary of contesting related terms is well worth the purchase price!) 2019 Contest University Textbooks have over 372 pages; most of which are talking-point presentation slides, with two slides per page. However, many pages are devoted to the honor and order of the contesting fraternity. Order your copy today and take the first steps on a life-long journey of becoming a more successful Amateur Radio contest operator.
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CTU Books ARRL Centennial Contest University Textbooks
CTU Books ARRL Centennial Contest University Textbooks give you the opportunity to gain knowledge that may take you years of practice, trial and error, or lost time to learn otherwise. Get the edge to improve your scores and put your station in the winner's circle. Over the last decade Contest University has presented dozens of programs around the world to teach Radiosport techniques and practices. Their program content changes from year to year to cover a myriad of topics. The ARRL Centennial Contest University Textbooks contain the complete set of slides, in print, from the 2014 ARRL Centennial CTU program. Topics and Presenters include: * Contest Hints and Kinks, N0AX/W5ZN * Ergonomics for Contesters, K1DG * Low Frequency Receiving Antennas for Small to Mid-Sized Lots, W3LPL * Preparations for Multi-Op Contests and Field Day, K3LR * Tips for Being a Better Single Operator, K5ZD * The Essentials of RTTY Contesting, W1UE/W0YK The ARRL Centennial Contest University Textbooks have 58 pages of presentation talking-point slides, four slides to a page, which will help you to become a more successful contester.
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